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February 16th, 2004, 01:51 AM
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iFP-5xx Scaled
Well, I've tried for an hour to put these in a Gallery and I'm darned if I'm going to waste them! :o)
Feel free to delete, move, whatever... Or better yet, tell me where to find the instructions on how to create and populate a gallery?
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February 16th, 2004, 03:59 AM
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MD aint an antique - there are more MD discs in use than flash memory mp3 players and/or cards used to store mp3 files with players that support exchangable memory.
It did the job it was intended to, and until it fails to do so, it's neither antique nor dead. It's as dead/antique as mag tape, and look how much mag tape is still in use (more mins of recording time in use on mag tape than every single mp3 player has mins of playback capacity for combined). As it goes, for small and usable, the iFP still has a little way to go before it's size is outstandingly compact (talking of iFP-5xx and the iFP-9xx). FG
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